riedizione

reissue, new edition

noun ryeh-dee-TSYOH-neh Rare

Also means

reprint

Usage Note

Riedizione combines ri- ('again') + edizione ('edition') and refers to a new publication of a previously released book, album, or film. Una riedizione aggiornata is an updated reissue; una riedizione rimasterizzata is a remastered edition. The plural riedizioni is regular.

Examples

"È uscita la riedizione del suo romanzo più famoso."

Natural Translation

A new edition of his most famous novel has come out.

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